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DeepMind and Stanford: arbitrary colored shapes in prompts can flip how models write code

TechThought summarizes collaborative research flagged by @rohanpaul_ai in which injecting simple imagery such as a red heart into coding challenges pushed frontier models including Claude and GPT-5 from near-zero to near-100% recursion solutions. Over 71%...

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TechThought summarizes collaborative research flagged by @rohanpaul_ai in which injecting simple imagery such as a red heart into coding challenges pushed frontier models including Claude and GPT-5 from near-zero to near-100% recursion solutions. Over 71%...

TechThought summarizes collaborative research flagged by @rohanpaul_ai in which injecting simple imagery such as a red heart into coding challenges pushed frontier models including Claude and GPT-5 from near-zero to near-100% recursion solutions. Over 71% of Gemini thinking traces labeled the visual input...

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